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I use a harness in the Megane for track days and I simply fit a dummy buckle to stop bongs.
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- It might affect passive safety, ie how the airbags do their thing (to be checked)
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Doesn't bother me as I only use the harness on track, but I can imagine it being annoying if you always use the harness .
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Thinking about fitting the GT4 Harnesses...... Can the supplied (CS Pack) harnesses from Schroth be fed back through the seat to keep them out of the way during road driving?
If so any pics?
Any help appreciated - Cheers.
Hi there. Yes the belts can be fed back through the seat backs to hang behind the seat out of the way when not in use, and the lap belts can be moved out of the way. If you lift the seat cushion up from the chair (it's attached by velcro) you can feed the buckle back through the cusion and through the central hole in the seat out of the way.
Takes 5 minutes.
OK, so I had the OPC fit the harnesses. They have transformed the car, feels so much more connected. Happy days. Although I cannot seem to easily store one of the belts (the lap harness that protrudes from the transmission tunnel side), the others easily tuck away, which is fine.
However......I drove out of the OPC and the seatbelt "bonger" kept going off along with the warning light on the dash....I returned to the OPC but they for safety/litigatory/etc etc reasons they informed me they cannot turn off the warning sound.
I may have to get a cut off buckle and keep it in the glove box?!
Has anyone else experienced a work around with this??
I use a harness in the Megane for track days and I simply fit a dummy buckle to stop bongs. I wouldn't use it on the road though for a variety of reasons:
- I don't find it crucial for road use.
- It might affect passive safety, ie how the airbags do their thing (to be checked)
- If you flip the car then there is an added risk of spinal injury as the harness will mean your head takes the brunt of the roof caving in on you. You can't "duck" as you would with the normal belt (unless you have a roll cage?). Bizarrely this is a risk I accept on track but not for high road mileage.
I-Mac said:
OK, so I had the OPC fit the harnesses. They have transformed the car, feels so much more connected. Happy days. Although I cannot seem to easily store one of the belts (the lap harness that protrudes from the transmission tunnel side), the others easily tuck away, which is fine.
However......I drove out of the OPC and the seatbelt "bonger" kept going off along with the warning light on the dash....I returned to the OPC but they for safety/litigatory/etc etc reasons they informed me they cannot turn off the warning sound.
I may have to get a cut off buckle and keep it in the glove box?!
Has anyone else experienced a work around with this??
The bonging noise does go off after a short while. Doesn't bother me as I only use the harness on track, but I can imagine it being annoying if you always use the harness .
I’ve just got myself a 2016 GT4 Clubsport and been out pulling the Squab to feed the Buckle thru … just pressed ‘Pay’ on EBay
For the Buckles to fool the car and Stop the endless Bongs
Good Stuff useful PH’ds Forum Thanks
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